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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Anyone is in the same boat as my DD? History major from UVA without any jobs offered so far.[/quote] What does your kid want to do? And why are you involved? I was a History major and lined up a job as a writer’s assistant in Los Angeles (where I’m from). From there I went on to film production. My other History major friends jumped into advertising, pharmaceutical sales, public relations, government and, of course, a few went on to law school. [b]History is a great major[/b]. But your kid has to be self-motivated or he/she is not going anywhere in life regardless of major. [/quote] NP. Serious question as I have a kid in HS that doesn't know what they want to do.. Why do you consider History a great major? Wouldn't English have been a better major for the kid of job you got? None of the jobs you list your friends having gotten really relate to History either. Trying to understand..[/quote] Not the PP you're quoting here, but I did my undergrad and master's in History. I think English and History are very similar - both heavy in writing and analytical skills. One is analyzing events in the past and different theories/paradigms, and one is analyzing literature. Writing and critical thinking/analysis skills are a great foundation. Oh, and with my "useless" History degrees, I worked in education for several years and then became an entrepreneur. I have over 100 employees and will be selling my 20 year-old company soon for eight figures. The writing and critical thinking skills really helped me build a company too. [/quote]
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